STJH AP80 acoustic polyurethane floor sample showing a black rubber pad beneath resin layers at the cut edge on white

STJH-POLYURETHANE-SELF-LEVELING-FLOORING-AP80

Polyurethane Self-Leveling Flooring Acoustic-Pad

A pad-supported resin floor for occupied clean areas where footfall sound and underfoot cushioning are key concerns.

Bonded nominal 5 mm rubber pad
Pore-filled support below polyurethane
Approximately 8 mm complete assembly

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About This Product

AP80 adds a bonded rubber shock pad beneath the polyurethane wearing system. Adhesive fixes the pad to the base, pore filler closes its open surface, and a pigmented polyurethane body and topcoat form the cleanable face. The approximately 8 mm construction is substantially deeper than directly bonded comfort coatings. Its layered edge reveals the resilient support that distinguishes this model.

Key Features

Resilient support layer

The rubber pad provides the cushioning mechanism and helps reduce footfall transmission through the floor construction.

Closed pad interface

Pore filling creates a suitable receiving surface so the liquid body coat does not simply drain into the porous underlay.

Seamless exposed face

The upper resin layers provide a continuous cleanable surface while the cushioning material remains enclosed below.

Technical Parameters

Support Layer	Bonded recycled-rubber shock pad
Nominal Pad Thickness	5 mm
Overall Build	Approximately 8 mm
Bonding Layer	Polyurethane adhesive
Intermediate Layer	Compatible pore filler
Wearing Body	Self-leveling polyurethane
Topcoat	Water-based polyurethane
Surface Finish	Smooth matte
Primary Function	Footfall damping and underfoot cushioning
Customization	Available based on the intended application and operating environment.

Applications

Suitable for quiet laboratory observation areas, healthcare corridors and clean personnel rooms with prolonged occupancy. Evaluate wheel loads and stationary furniture feet carefully: a cushioned floor needs different loading consideration from a rigid epoxy screed. Door clearances must accommodate the deeper assembly.

Solutions for Your Application

A direct-bonded resin floor does little to soften footfall.

Include the bonded pad and pore-filler stages beneath the polyurethane wearing layers.

The added thickness conflicts with an existing doorway.

Plan a supported transition and check clearance against the complete assembly before installation.

Available Options

Specify colour, cove treatment and adjoining-floor transitions. Use the nominal 5 mm pad construction consistently; changing pad thickness also changes the system height and underfoot response.

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